Danielle Edwards

RE/MAX Executive

Danielle Edwards with RE/MAX Executive

Callonwood Community – Matthews, NC

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Callonwood is a planned community located in Matthews, North Carolina, a suburb of Charlotte. The community is situated in the southeastern part of Matthews and is bordered by Idlewild Road to the north and Lawyers Road to the south.

Join Danielle Edwards tour around the beautiful Callonwood Community:

Callonwood was developed in the early 2000s and features a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums. The community is designed to offer a suburban lifestyle with amenities such as a clubhouse, swimming pool, playground, and walking trails.

The single-family homes in Callonwood range in size from around 1,500 to 4,000 square feet and typically have three to five bedrooms. Many of the homes have two-car garages and some have basements. The townhouses and condominiums offer more affordable options for homebuyers and range in size from around 1,000 to 2,000 square feet.

Callonwood is located in the highly-rated Union County Public Schools district.  It also has quick access to Union Day school and Socrates Academy charter schools. The community is also conveniently located near several shopping centers(including Publix), restaurants, and recreational opportunities.

Being in Union County you also enjoy slightly lower taxes too!

Overall, the Callonwood community offers residents a quiet and family-friendly neighborhood with a range of housing options and amenities.  Not to mention they have an amazing website keeping neighbors up to date and in touch!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Once the new entrance/exit ramp for 485 is added near Weddington Road it will give this area even quicker access to the rest of Charlotte.

CALLONWOOD REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE CLICK HERE

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Charlotte REMAX AGENT

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and returning to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

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704-666-3372

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VA Loan | Veteran Real Estate Agent

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What to know about VA LOAN and Veteran Tips

by Charlotte Realtor, Amy Rottman

Hefferon | Edwards Team

As a female veteran and Charlotte Realtor, I have a unique combination of experiences and skills. That can benefit my clients in the real estate industry. My military training has equipped me with discipline, perseverance, and attention to detail. And the ability to work under pressure, which are all valuable qualities in the real estate industry. Additionally, my experience as a realtor helps me understand the needs and concerns of clients looking to buy or sell properties. As a veteran and realtor, I can also leverage my unique experiences and perspectives to attract clients. Who value diversity and inclusivity. By highlighting my military service and real estate expertise. I can build trust and establish myself as a knowledgeable and reliable professional in the industry.

Exploring the VA Loan

The VA loan program has helped generations of Veterans, service members and military families achieve the dream of homeownership. At the heart of this benefit is a promise: Because of their selfless service to our country, Veterans have access to a home loan program with flexible guidelines and significant financial benefits, chiefly the ability to purchase with no down payment.

Let’s take a closer look at how VA loans work and what it takes to start the VA loan process.

 

Who created the VA Loan program?

 

The VA home loan was created in 1944 by the United States government to help returning service members purchase homes without needing a down payment or excellent credit. This historic program has guaranteed more than 25 million VA loans, helping Veterans, active duty military members, and their families purchase or refinance a home.

 

 

What is the VA guarantee?

Although the VA loan is a federal program, the government generally does not make direct loans to Veterans. Instead, private lenders including Veterans United Home Loans finance the loan while the Department of Veterans Affairs offers a guaranty. This guaranty protects the lender against total loss should the buyer default, which provides an incentive for private lenders to offer the VA loan with better terms than other mortgage options.

What are VA loan limits?

Qualified veterans with their full VA loan entitlement can borrow . as much as a lender is willing to extend, all without a down payment. The VA loan limits only come into play for buyers with less than their full entitlement, either because they have one or more active VA loans or because they’ve lost a previous one to foreclosure. To see how the VA loan limits might affect you, give Veterans United Home Loans a call at 1-800-884-5560.

 

 

 

How do I get a VA loan?

Talk with a trusted lender who knows VA loans and how to get the most from this hard-earned benefit. The process typically starts with getting preapproved, which can often be done in minutes using your phone, laptop, or tablet. Loan pre-approval is a key first step before making an offer on your dream home. Having that preapproval letter gives you a clear sense of your buying
power and shows sellers and listing agents you have what it takes to get to closing.

Start my VA loan with Veterans United Home Loans — the Nation’s #1 VA
Lender for Homebuyers https://www.veteransunited.com  

I also as a certified Veteran VA real estate specialist have my preferred Veteran lenders if you want some extra insight.

 

Learn more about VA LOAN ASSUMPTION and how Danielle Edwards experienced it; watch her video here.

What is the VA funding fee?

The VA Funding Fee goes directly to the VA to ensure the program keeps running for future generations of Veteran and military homebuyers by removing any additional burdens off taxpayers and Veterans. The fee varies depending on the borrower's circumstances. For example, if this is your first time using the VA home loan program, the funding fee is typically 2.3 percent of the purchase price of the home. For subsequent use of your VA loan benefit, the fee is 3.6 percent. The fee for an Interest Rate Reduction Refinance loan is just 0.5 percent, no matter how many times you’ve used the benefit. VA borrowers can roll the funding fee into their overall loan amount. The VA also limits closing costs for Veterans and allows sellers to pay most or all of those expenses. Many of our borrowers purchase a home with no money due at closing, but every buyer’s situation is different. The VA also exempts some Veterans and surviving spouses from the funding fee entirely. The most common exemption is for Veterans receiving compensation for a service-connected disability. Surviving spouses with VA loan eligibility are also exempt. Only the VA can make a determination about funding fee exemptions.

Is the VA loan a good option?

VA loans are arguably the most powerful loan option on the market. They come with a list of big-time benefits, including a $0 down payment, no mortgage insurance, flexible and forgiving credit guidelines, and the industry’s lowest average fixed interest rates. Every Veteran buyer’s situation is different, and going over all of your loan options with a home loan specialist can help ensure you make the best financial decision possible.

How do VA loans perform in today’s mortgage and real estate environment?

Today, the VA mortgage is more important than ever. Scores of Veteran and military buyers found it increasingly difficult to get home financing in the wake of the Great Recession. VA loan utilization has soared over the last 15 years. The VA backed a record 1.4 million loans in Fiscal Year 2021. VA loans help Veterans and service members become homeowners without having to spend years building great credit or saving for a big down payment. They’ve been a lifeline for younger homebuyers in particular. This hard-earned benefit program continues to fulfill its original mission nearly eight decades after its creation.

If I’ve previously used a VA loan, can I use it again?

Yes, this is not a one-time option. Once you earn the VA loan benefit, it’s yours for life. You can reuse the VA loan over and over again, and it’s even possible to have more than one active VA loan at the same time- if you qualify.  Might want to remember if you got divorced and your ex has the house with the VA benefit that might hurt you when you go to purchase a home and want to use your VA benefits.

VA Assumption Loans

VA assumption loans refer to a type of mortgage loan that allows a buyer to take over an existing VA loan from the seller. In other words, the buyer assumes the existing VA loan and takes over the payments.   Assuming a VA loan can be a good option for buyers because it may allow them to take advantage of the seller’s favorable interest rate and loan terms. However, assuming a VA loan is not a simple process, and buyers must meet certain eligibility requirements. The buyer is taking over the portion the current VA owner OWES, so the VA buyer would have to make up the difference in cash from the loan assumption and the sales price. This process could take up to 90 days.

To assume a VA loan, the buyer must be a qualified veteran or service member, and they must meet the VA’s credit and income standards. Additionally, the seller must obtain VA approval for the assumption, and the buyer must pay a funding fee to the VA. Assuming a VA loan can be a complex process, it is important to work with an experienced lender who is familiar with the VA’s guidelines and requirements. Buyers should also carefully review the terms of the existing loan and make sure they are comfortable with the payment amount and other loan terms before assuming the loan.

There is no appraisal with a VA loan assumption either!

 

 

WEST CHARLOTTE HOMES

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STUNNING HOUSE CHARLOTTE

This gorgeous 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home has recently undergone updates, including new carpet and pad, fresh paint, vinyl flooring, and a new GE dishwasher, stove, and microwave, making it move-in ready. Perfect for outdoor gatherings albeit just spending a quiet evening under the stars, this home is situated on a tree-lined lot with a private fenced backyard. Since being only a short drive from all the excitement of Uptown Charlotte, you’ll appreciate the peace and quiet of this property. Accordingly, this house’s TRULY open layout is ideal for both entertaining guests and daily living. The bedrooms are divided by the large upstairs loft.

Also from this location, getting around town is a breeze thanks to easy access to major freeways like 77 and 485. You are just ten minutes away, whether you’re going to work or going out for a night on the town. A $2000 credit that can be applied to anything fourthly with an “acceptable offer” The Cinch Home Warranty is also included! Swish, swish! Thus AT 5 PM ON SUNDAY, ALL OFFERS ARE DUE.

Check the location on the map below:

 

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Charlotte REMAX AGENT

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and returning to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

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704-666-3372

Danielleedwards@remax.net

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Importance of Home Inspections for Sellers

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Why is Home Inspection Important for Home Sellers?

A house inspection is usually performed to assess the property’s health and safety.

A certified home inspector will evaluate the plumbing, electrical work, water, and sewage systems. Other plumbing, heating, and cooling systems, particularly to look for potential fire or safety issues.

Inspection and Repairs are making a come back

During the housing market boom, a lot of buyers skipped home inspections. During the epidemic, this took place. They have great expectations that it will raise the value of their offers. However, the research conducted by Realtor.com revealed that home inspections and repairs have grown in popularity.

Prospective buyers frequently hire Home inspectors. This is to tour a house and create a written report outlining its state. This includes any required or advised repairs, maintenance difficulties, and other potentially expensive or dangerous problems. The physical structure of the house, including the roof, systems, and foundation, will be evaluated by the home inspector. This evaluation will show whether the house complies with the most recent housing regulations.

A home inspection can save a buyer a lot of money and hassle by revealing a lot about a newly built or existing house. Before listing a home for sale, sellers should have their property inspected. This will allow them to make any necessary structural repairs. Upgrade and replace any systems that might improve the chances of a sale.

A house inspection is often conducted after a buyer and seller have signed a sales contract or purchase agreement. This is why it’s crucial for the contract to contain an inspection contingency, also known as a “due diligence” contingency, which gives the buyer time to find an inspector, schedule, and attend if they so choose an inspection, receive the inspector’s report, and determine how to proceed based on the information they’ve obtained.

 

  • More buyers are requesting home inspections - 

    According to research, approximately 95%  of buyers today are requesting home inspections.

  • Sellers are making some updates –

    An estimated 95%  of the sellers are currently making some updates or improvements before listing it.

  • Buyers are asking for Repairs - 

    Also, 67% of the buyers are asking for repairs that will conclude with home inspections.

 

Did you know that $14,163 is the average amount sellers spend on repairs before listing?

The inspection plays a significant role in the sale of a house.
To make their offers more competitive, many purchasers used to forego inspections, but recently, inspections and repairs are regaining popularity.
Establish a relationship with a reliable real estate agent so you have a professional who can assist you in identifying the improvements and repairs your home requires before you sell.

 

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and returning to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Tips for Selling Your House This Spring

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Several Pointers for Selling Your Home This Spring

Since spring has arrived, an increasing number of people are preparing to sell their homes. But this year’s spring housing market will be different from the frenzy of the previous few years due to recent changes in real estate. Make sure you abide by these four straightforward suggestions to sell your home fast, easy, and for the most money possible:

Price It Properly

The most crucial element of selling your house in the current real estate market is certainly this. A house will sell if it is priced competitively. Period. You must be aware of local housing market conditions and comprehend the current market drivers in order to accomplish this. Working with a reputable real estate agent who can make sure you list your home at the proper price is therefore recommended.

 

Initial Impressions Count

When selling your home, keep in mind that the proverb “you never get a second chance to make a first impression” applies. A buyer’s first impression frequently comes from what they see as they approach the front door. Working on the exterior of your house is equally as vital as staging the interior. Invest in updating your landscaping to increase the curb appeal of your home and attract buyers.

 

Be certain to grant access to buyers.

Limiting the days and times that buyers can visit your house is one of the biggest blunders you can make as a seller. You cannot restrict potential buyers’ access to your home in any market if you want to maximize the sale of your home. If it’s difficult to get to, it may cost you money by taking longer to sell and selling for less money in the end.

 

Make the interior of your house as appealing as you can.

Anything must appear welcoming to be sold, especially your home. You can get professional guidance on the best home staging from your real estate agent. Even simple improvements like painting a room with new paint, steam cleaning the carpets, or clearing up the garage can have a significant effect.

In conclusion, choosing to sell your house in the spring can be a wise choice. You can improve your chances of a successful sale by heeding this advice and collaborating with an experienced real estate agent.

 

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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How to prepare your Home for Winter Showings

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How to prepare your Home for Winter Showings

Get your House Ready for Winter Showings.

Winter can be a challenging time to sell a home, but with a little preparation, you can make sure your property is ready to impress potential buyers.

Here are a few tips to help you prepare your home for winter showings:

1. Basically The home’s exterior should be cleaned. Power wash any grimy siding or stone pathways, additionally make sure all leaves and debris have been cleared from walkways and porches, and touch up paint where necessary on window frames and trim.

2. So that prospective buyers can readily access the home, keep snow accumulation off of the paths. Make sure snowdrifts do not also obstruct the entrance doors.

3. Remove any window treatments so that you can prevent natural light from entering the house. During showings, this will make your home’s interior appear spacious and light.

4. Use air freshening sprays, bake some cookies, or simmer some apple cider on the stove to draw attention to interior smells before potential buyers come.

5. Remove any area rugs or carpets that could be potentially wet or damp if snow was tracked inside your home when people view it during winter months.

6. Warm throws should be positioned on the furniture in the living rooms, bedrooms, and bathrooms so y ou can create a cozy ambiance throughout the entire home.

7. Maximize heat efficiency and consider installing a programmable thermostat so you can adjust temperatures to your own schedule, and save money.

8. Seal windows and doors with caulking or weather stripping to eventually keep warm air in and cold drafts out.

9. Clear walkways of snow, ice and debris to ensure the safety of visitors who are viewing your property.

10. If you have a fireplace, make sure it is clean and ready for use as buyers love a cozy home during winter months.

By taking these steps to prepare your home for winter showings, you’ll get top dollar for your property quickly! It will be well worth the effort when you can sell it faster and for more money than expected!

11. Keep the temperature in your home within a comfortable range to ensure buyers don’t feel too hot or cold.

12. Make sure you have plenty of fresh towels, warm blankets, and other comforts available for visitors who may be chilly from their commute over.

13. Don’t forget to add cozy touches around the home like sweet-smelling candles and good lighting that will create an inviting atmosphere; these features can really help potential buyers envision themselves living in the property!

14. Last but not least, updating your landscaping with winter-friendly plants is a great way to showcase your home’s exterior. This will give viewers a pleasant surprise as they arrive at your door!

By taking the time to do these simple steps, you’ll be well on your way to preparing your home for a successful Winter showing and ensuring that potential buyers will have a great experience when they visit. Good luck!

For more tips and advice on how to prepare your home for winter showings, please don’t hesitate to contact us at any time. We’re here to help make sure that you have the best possible experience selling or renting out your property during this cold season!

Contact Danielle Edwards for information on Charlotte, NC, real estate.

Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Peter Pan The Ballet

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Peter Pan The Ballet

Enjoy 40% off PETER PAN THE BALLET!

With Peter, Wendy, Tinker Bell, and the rest of your beloved Neverland characters, let your imagination run wild on a fantastic voyage there. The audience may discover the mysteries of Peter’s life before his legendary escapades in this never-before-seen adaptation of Peter Pan with new choreography by Christopher Stuart, and you’ll definitely feel like you can fly after watching it! Just be aware that on your voyage, you might run into some pirates, crocodiles, and fairy dust.

Happy to share a promo code with all my clients and friends who love the arts!  Enjoy 40% off PETER PAN THE BALLET!  My friend Maurice Mouzon is playing as PETER!!
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THE HOUSING MARKET 2023

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THE HOUSING MARKET 2023

The current economic situation will continue to significantly impact The Housing Market 2023 during the coming few years. Many forecast that this market’s pricing as well as variables like interest rates, employment growth, and consumer confidence, would remain largely unchanged.

Having said that, some adjustments will likely occur during the next few years. Consumers looking to buy or rent a home will probably have more options due to the increased availability of rental and newly built homes. Additionally, since buyers and sellers have access to more streamlined online property search tools and may use digital resources like virtual home tours, technology improvements are predicted to further alter the housing market in 2023.

Despite these developments, it is anticipated that The Housing Market in 2023 will experience challenges because of political and economic unpredictability. The number of people who can buy a home may decrease due to the rising cost of living, especially in urban areas, which might further reduce sales. Changes in tax law may also influence buyer incentives, such as first-time buyer subsidies or deductions for mortgage interest.

It’s also critical to comprehend how the rental market will change due to The Housing Market 2023. Understanding The Housing Market 2023 is crucial for individuals who wish to succeed in the rental market because it impacts both tenants and landlords. When examining The Housing Market 2023, it is important to evaluate potential changes in supply and demand.

The Housing Market 2023, as a whole, paints a picture of an uncertain future with many possible outcomes. In order to make educated judgments and establish plans that will work for them, it is crucial for potential tenants and homeowners to stay up to date on regional trends and changes in tax law. The Housing Market 2023 may offer prospects for lucrative real estate investments with thorough analysis and due diligence. The secret is to stay current on new developments and change tactics as necessary. For those ready to make wise choices, the housing market in 2023 has the potential to be a terrific opportunity.

The Housing Market 2023 anticipates a rise in the demand for rental homes, mostly attributable to a rise in population. As a result, there will be more rivalry among landlords and tenants, which could raise housing costs in some locations. It will be even more crucial for prospective tenants and homeowners to comprehend what to anticipate from The Housing Market 2023 before making any investments or signing any contracts because local governments will probably put stronger rules on it.

Learn about my Reaction with regards to the Housing Market 2023:

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Danielle Edwards

Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Property Tax Reevaluation – Mecklenburg County, Charlotte-NC 2023

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Mecklenburg County Tax Reassessment, Charlotte- NC

PROPERTY TAX – Mecklenburg County Homeowners Hit PLAY before you PAY!!

Whatever we purchase, either online or offline; whether it’s tangible or not, let’s admit it there’s always a value added tax on it. Sometimes we might not notice but we ALWAYS PAY TAXES. And today we’re not only talking about Taxes, we’re discussing a reassessment year that happens every 4-8 years.

NOTE:  They will send you the new value in the mail, but then they “normally” adjust the tax rate for the value in June.  In past years, everyone panics, and then the county sets the new tax rate and that % is applied to your value.

For a much brief and short discussion, watch my video:

Property Tax is  a real estate ad-valorem tax, which can be considered a regressive tax, commonly calculated by a local government. It is based on the value of the property which can be real estate or – in many jurisdictions – also tangible personal property. Under the North Carolina Law it requires at least (8) eight years to conduct a property reassessment to determine it’s market value. On the other hand, Mecklenburg County has advanced their cycle to conduct the procedure every four (4) years.

Here are three (3) different criteria to consider:

  •  THE CHARACTERISTICS MATCH THEIR FILE

– For example: you permanently added a screen porch and spent about $30,000 – 80,000 on it. You’ll be receiving a notification from Mecklenburg County informing you that there will be an assessor visiting you.

Every detail, changes, upgrades will be assessed by them.

  • COMPARABLE SALES

– are comparable properties in a specific area that you’re looking to buy or sell in. They are used to determine the home value by comparing it to similar properties sold in the same neighborhood.  You will contact your local trusted real estate agent and they should be able to assist you. If you don’t have one, then hopefully you will think to contact me as your local Charlotte real estate agent!

  • ANY KNOWN IMPROVEMENTS

– Any improvement or changes you put to the house that can be taxed on.

For instance, you noticed that there might be some errors on the declared tax, there are also options for you to do.

  • Reach out to them and do an informal review
  • Formal review , go in front of them to argue your case

Visit the Mecklenburg County website for more information on this link:

 

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Danielle Edwards
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Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE
Hefferon | Edwards Team
704-761-7484
Licensed In: NC
License #: 249833
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Top Questions to Ask Your Real Estate Agent

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QUESTIONS TO ASK A REAL ESTATE AGENT

There are numerous crucial questions you should ask a real estate agent before hiring them to assist you with purchasing or selling a home. Such queries as:

  1. How long have you been doing it?

  2. Why should I work with you?

  3. Tell me your best and worst real estate experience

  4. Tell me about your horror real estate experience.

  5. If you are a seller, you want to know specifically what they do to market their home and why they should hire you.

  6. If they’re buyers, what services do you offer?

  7. Are they going to work with just me?

  8. Or are you going to work with someone on their team?

  9. How are they paid?

You may locate the ideal real estate agent that is qualified and experienced enough to help you through buying, selling, or renting a home by asking these questions. Your experience with this important transaction can be successful and painless if you work with the correct real estate agent.

You can assess the realtor’s knowledge, interpersonal skills, and suitability for your particular needs by using the questions above. Also, it may help you better comprehend your local real estate market and the purchasing/selling procedure.

Learn more about the top questions to ask your realtor:

Why do you think it is important to prepare these questions before hiring or working with a realtor?

Preparing questions before hiring a real estate agent is important for several reasons:

1. Answering questions about their experience, training, and expertise will help you decide.  If they are a good fit for your specific needs. To assess the agent’s credentials and experience. You can learn about their past successes and how they have helped other clients in similar situations to yours.
2. To understand the buying/selling process: The real estate process can be complicated, and asking questions about the process can help you understand what to expect. You can learn about the various steps involved in buying or selling a property and what you need to do to prepare.
3. To establish clear communication: Good communication is essential when working with a real estate agent, and asking questions about how the agent communicates can help you establish clear expectations. You can learn about their preferred communication methods and how frequently they will update you on progress.
4. To ensure transparency and avoid surprises: Asking questions about the fees and commissions associated with the agent’s services can help you avoid surprises later on. You can learn about the costs involved and what you can expect to pay throughout the process.

Overall, preparing questions before hiring a real estate agent can help you make an informed decision and find an agent who is the right fit for your needs. It can also help you navigate the complex real estate process and ensure a successful outcome.

Here is the best part! If you are looking for a real estate agent in Charlotte, NC then you are in luck!  I am here to assist you and answer these questions for you.  If you are looking in an area that isn’t Charlotte, NC then I am more than happy to recommend you a stellar agent that I know will take excellent care of you– and you can ask these questions yourself!

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Charlotte Realtor® Danielle Edwards has been helping clients with their real estate needs since 2006.
2023 is the year of the Professional Realtor and getting back to a more normal real estate market.
Danielle Edwards
Charlotte Real Estate
Realtor, REMAX EXECUTIVE

Hefferon | Edwards Team

704-761-7484

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Charlotte, NC 28277
704-276-6882
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